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Design Graduates From An UNPRECEDENTED Time
2020: I think you’re on mute! ... Am I sharing my screen?... I hope you’re safe and well during these troublesome times.
Whilst situated amongst the comfort of their domestic domain, 12 graduating students from LCI Melbourne have organised a showcase managed entirely through digital platforms. The collection of visual artists, photographers, graphic and interior designers; interrogate the current unknown, uncomfortable, UNPRECEDENTED time.
This exhibition sets itself apart from the rest, with each student experimenting, questioning and developing their ongoing creative practices under the strain of our ‘new normal’.
The artists and designers behind UNPRECEDENTED will be hosting a live event on Friday 25 September at 5.30pm. As a collective, the students will discuss the opportunities and limitations, faced throughout the process of making and creating within isolation. Following the discussion, the artists and designers will launch their virtual exhibition at 6pm on lcimelbourne-unprecedented.com.
Support the creative community during this economic upheaval and support a new type of design graduate from an unprecedented time!
Meet Some of the Designers Behind UNPRECEDENTED
Samantha Taylor
Samantha Taylor is a Singaporean-Australian multidisciplinary artist. Her practice involves installation, sculptural objects, performative gestures and photographic documentation. She has held solo exhibitions at Platform Arts ‘Sex, Love, Cock and Soul’ (2018) and Noir Gallery ‘The Great Wall of Chaos’ (2018). Samantha has also participated in various group shows throughout the Melbourne and Geelong region.
Brooke Anthony
Sarah Zilberman
Sarah Zilberman is a Jewish- Australian, multi- disciplinary artist born and raised in Naarm (Melbourne). Primarily working with paintings, craft and digital illustrations, her contemporary practice explores the relationship between feminism and pop culture through a satirical lens. Sarah uses bright and captivating colours throughout all of her practices to guide the eye through an ultra-saturated version of the world.
Chloe Foster-St Mart
Chloe Foster-St Mart is a Cook Island-Australian graphic designer. With an appreciation for intricate precision, Chloe’s versatile contemporary style often incorporates her cultural heritage. Her practice includes posters, illustrations, app design, branding and graphic identities. Chloe constantly goes out of her comfort zone when experimenting with new skills and styles in order to expand her knowledge as a designer.
Fill in the form below to register your attendance for the live event. We will send you access to the virtual launch closer to the date, so keep an eye on your emails!
In the spirit of reconciliation LCI Melbourne acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community.
LCI Melbourne pay respects to the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung people and acknowledges them as the Traditional Owners of the land on which our campus is situated. We recognise this as a place of special significance for the Indigenous community.
We pay our respect to Elders past and present and future. Indigenous sovereignty has never been ceded.
